Dlouho očekávaná verze 0.14.1.0 obsahuje například pruning, podpora Ledger & Trezor a mnoho dalšího.

Ke stažení:

• Windows 64-bit
• Windows 32-bit
• Linux 64-bit
• Linux 32-bit
• Mac OS X 64-bit
• FreeBSD
• ARMv7
• ARMv8

Upgrading

You ought to perform the following steps:

1. Download the new binaries (the .zip file (Windows) or the tar.bz2 file (Mac OS X and Linux)) from the official website, the direct download links in this thread, or Github.
2. Extract the new binaries to a new directory of your liking.
3. Copy over the wallet files from the old directory (i.e. the v0.13.x.x directory or the v0.14.0.x directory).
4. Start monerod (warning: a database conversion is required, although it should be relatively fast) and monero-wallet-cli (in case you have to use your wallet).

Note that a blockchain resync is not needed. Thus, if you open monerod-v.0.14.1.0, it will simply pick up where it left off. Note, however, that the daemon (monerod) will have to upgrade the database version.

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Brief release notes

• Blockchain pruning.
• Deterministic (reproducible) builds.
• Trezor support (for the model T).
• Ledger Nano X support.
• Tor & I2P (CLI) wallet integration.
• Multisig Messaging System.
• Further Bulletproofs verification optimizations.
• JIT enabled, which drastically improves sync performance.
• Bug fixes and further performance improvements.

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A few final notes

• GUI v0.14.1.0 has been tagged and is thus expected to be available soon.
• The hashes of the Linux and Windows builds were confirmed (by reproducing the build) by moneromooo, iDunk, hyc, kinghat, scoobybejesus, gingeropolous, TheCharlatan, and fluffypony.
• The hashes of the Mac OS build were confirmed (by reproducing the build) by iDunk, hyc, scoobybejesus, gingeropolous, and fluffypony.
• Deterministic (reproducible) builds are not available yet for BSD.
• To prune an existing blockchain file (data.mdb), you can utilize the prune-blockchain tool that is included in the binaries. Make sure to close all Monero related processes before utilizing this tool. Additionally, if your blockchain file is stored in a non-default directory, you have to make use of the --data-dir flag.
• To enable pruning on monerod, use the --prune-blockchain startup flag.

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Ledger & Trezor CLI guides

• How do I generate a Ledger Monero wallet with the CLI (monero-wallet-cli)?
• The Trezor guide is forthcoming (probably later today).

P.S. If you have any questions regarding the release or need assistance with upgrading, feel free to use this thread.